... strutting about, ae one of the Cabinet had told them, in the old clothes of Liberalism—(laughter). The policy of dishing the Whigs was old game of the Tories; but, so far his recollection served him, this was the first time that Government had made boast ...

... appearance of sharp lines of political disunion. [An Episcopalian is no longer of necessity high Tory, nor a Presbyterian a born Whig. But none can deny to Bishop ordswoitb potent share in this bleeaed work of healing and binding the wounds of our common b ...

... the present party contest. He feared that 'in the future municipal contests would resolve themselves into a strife between Whig and Tory. He then referred to Mr Reid as a man of peace, and also as moderate in public D affairs. Speaking of the liquor traffic ...

... the present party contest. He feared that 'in the future municipal contests would resolve themselves into a strife between Whig and Tory. He then referred Reid as a man of peace, and also moderate in public affairs. Speaking of the liquor traffic, Mr ...

... Amidto to flair dlinell dolga elwasersirs warier. Tir kis eon* lir ow 'swoosh*, Ire when his family was apdbriel evert Ile Whig ho said Sr Ws Mt Wag a' ea moo at ow la ? bridle la Arnow aft el ; b.'s. . ar re wand. Now ! • ba ame t e , She family reowilo ...

... of all Bees taste Mears linaleade as • Baia» lasellrensia. 377 ; W. .1. Smith, ironfininder, ft Orr awry all A baussan. 1•4 Whig 320 ; James Cook wood uiendisot, 285 ; William Is Mn tar* roil lia Wilma Was. Memo. boollowder, 210: T. R. Knower. 210: John ...

... immilensil mem ellieelipishs ia geerleire ' biedby.—Drei li ispesseeled Is OM • triemeleliv• at the Figs esslie. ar hi Wip. Whig at what had eland is , Mein Os bili eire It Ms dairy se 1111. dliellely nor indirectly owes civil, war. sad he hed seeeifind ...

... bunked, £10; C. M.P.. £5; Mr .1. C. Word's, Caisson., ES; Ilr M. P£1; Mr F. Pieknp, GLowel. ; kir Rawl, of Corgis, Li. (Whig .1,1011 TA It). NI I. or A WATIAI. Is, Alton's. tiboritl •r• to ti rt•l Crsort •vn Monday. ithoritf A young .1 I Irmo story:att ...

... Queen'. Own Cmeron Nightmares—gave • ball the Albert Memorial Hall last Folly night. A very large sorapaay amembled, the hall Whig taxed to its Monet denting room. As wipedexcelent ton, pin , c o ped y Mr baker, Nha roes. All the wears ...

... Aco jst and Benbecula which had been left ever from died last year. visited were not at home, that without Tory voters or Whigs they coul axp Now.”—Last mght the Rev. R. Thomson, in the morning the notary was conveyed minister of Rubislaw Parish Church ...

... ” says the proceedings at Cork prove the unfitness of the Irish for local self-government, RECONCILIATION 1M POSSIBLE. The Whig” says reconciliation is impossible, Mr Parnell’s grave lics between the two factions, — LACK OF STRAIGHT VOTING. The News” ...

... For hiis nl part he was profoundly grateful that they oh had run a c ndidtate. :Citey lad shown that without Tory voters or Whigs they could po!l over two thousririd votes even on the present register'. (Cheers.) What virs their policy ! 'rlhe olnc thriithre ...